Bill Stalled on Breaking of Strikes
In Sacramento the Assembly Industrial Relations Committee stalled a bill to bar employers from hiring professional strike breakers for three weeks. The committee voted seven to four to send the measure to a subcommittee for amendment. Labor witnesses cited Portland strikes as examples of professional strikebreakers. Eubanks of the San Francisco Oakland Newspaper Guild labeled strikebreakers criminals at heart and sometimes criminal by definition.
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Sacramentoum
Assembly Industrial Relations Committee
Tortland
Ore
Rikes
Eubanks
San Francisco-Oakland
Dope Bill Probation Ban Moves Through California Senate
MORRIE LANDSBERG reporting from Sacramento notes the 1961 California Legislature poised to tighten narcotics penalties with no probation for first time sellers of narcotics to minors. Senate 26 12 vote restores 10 years to life in prison with limited parole, while other first offense cases not involving minors would still allow probation. Governor Brown favors allowing discretionary probation by trial judges.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Assembly
Gov. Brown
Tral
Edwin J. Regan
Weaverville
Regan
James A. Cobey
B.marced
State allows export of surplus textbooks to foreign nations
Sacramento officials report AS-15 will permit distribution of 979000 on hand elementary readers to overseas buyers or the federal government. Assemblyman Coolidge and Unruh disclose publishers agreed to waive terms so surplus books can be mailed abroad or delivered to the Philippines after a Romulo letter urges aid.
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Sacramento
UPS
Alice
Philip State Las
Glenn E.coolidge
Coolidge
Carlos P. Romulo
Washington
Lto
Republic
Two Traffic Bills Fail or Do They
In Sacramento UPI reports two traffic safety bills by Assemblyman Frank Beotti failed in the Transportation and Commerce Committee. One allowed unmarked highway patrol cars. the other permitted radar use to catch speeders. Beaver later floated two similar bills to use radar and nonblack painted cars, aiming for assembly floor passage despite committee reversals.
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Sacramento
UPI
Uhe
Assembly
Jack Beaver
Redlands
Beaver
California Legislature Updates on Narcotics Penalties and Education Board
A rough summary of Sacramento actions shows Governor appointing Benjamin N. Scott to the State Board of Education, health officials ordered physical exams for Tuberculosis suspects, and a Senate narcotics penalty bill proposed to ban probation on first drug conviction involving minors. Assembly bills cover elections, plastic bags, levee study funding, rancher assistance, and tax provisions while a constitutional amendment seeks education supervision reform.
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Senate
Benjamin N. ‘Scott
San Pedro
Educaton
Waidie
Redan
D-Weaverville
Gibson
Waitzlo
Iian
Omer
Cal’ Ner
D-Yeeke
Ailaws
Farce Dee Barmet
Geddes
Ohepa
Assembly
Een Recford
Theie Party
Wilson
Los Angeles
I Childrens AB
Woolteum
Revs Angeles
Sacramento
Leviess
Wardle
Ober
Echoals
Porter
Gavinas
Corti
Bus
Hawkins
O-Los Angels
Beavery
Usino
Findefan'a Counlivelée Basle
Fie
Edvcntion
Ea Sinor
Pees
Homesesks
Tne
Ino Indushey
Allon
Rlas Gsias
Senate panel debate on no probation narcotics amendment
Testimony cited concerns over minors and an opium pipe amid a Senate Judiciary hearing. Regan indicated possible inequities and opposition support formed a 7 6 vote. Debate touched on amending measures to apply to adults and the path to the Assembly.
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